Tempest Minerals

Yalgoo Update: Extensional Geochem Survey Completed at Remorse

Tempest Minerals Ltd (TEM) is pleased to announce the completion of an extensional geochemistry sampling at the Remorse Target. An untested but previously tenement-constrained area to the south of the main copper anomaly has now been sampled. This area was identified as a high-priority task within ongoing fieldwork leading up to a major drill program at the Remorse Target.


Key Points

  • >4km Remorse Copper Anomaly area open to the south now sampled
  • Ultrafine assays and multi-sensor scanning results due in July 2024
  • Ongoing fieldwork in the leadup to drilling

Yalgoo Project

Background

TEM holds more than 1,000km2 1 of highly prospective tenure in the Yalgoo Region of Western Australia 2. The Company previously announced the presence of large-scale copper zinc anomalies at the Remorse Target 3 that the Company is progressing towards drilling 4. The sampling area is one of a number of exploration targets and extensional geochem survey areas that previously became apparent 5 as a result of exploration works and were subsequently acquired in 2023 6.

Sampling

As part of ongoing fieldwork, approximately 80 soil samples were collected in an offset pattern to match existing surrounding sampling.

Samples will be Ultrafine assayed in conjunction with comprehensive scanning using Boxscan technology.

Assays are expected to be returned by July 2024 and integrated into the greater dataset in addition to drilling.

Next Steps

  • Labwest Ultrafine assays of the collected samples
  • Return of assays expected by July 2024
  • Ongoing fieldwork in Yalgoo in preparation for drilling at Remorse


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